Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
OUR MINES.
what the Miners or yE0have CoGn.
" Have Been Doing the Past
Week

~
Week.
The Sampling Works people expect to
pay out 500, 900 per month for ore this
summer, from present indications.
John Barry shipped two carloads Of ore
from the Connor mine to Pueblo yester.
day, also one from the Sunlight mine.
We hear that J. J. Jerome, who Is run
ming the Arnold mine at Cedar district,
has struck large body of ore and wants
more men.
There are no Cinnamon employed in
the mines of Mohave county. Inlians
are occasionally employed in windlassing
and wheeling but they will not work
steadily.
The first load Of ore from the Cupel
mine has already reached the Sampling
Works. The balance Of the car load will
be down by Wednesday when the ore will
be worked
Our thanks are due to Superintendent,
Mackenzie, of the Cupel mine, for hand.
some specimen OF ruby and antimonial
silver from the new strike in the cross-
cut on the 2i0-foot level.
The parties who are now running the
Signal mine and mill are offering to let a
contract for hauling ore from the mine to
the mill for year. They require at least
four sixteen mule teams.
There are eight men at work on the
Minnesota mine, and more will be put on
as fas. as room can be made for them in
the slopes. There are two car loads Of
ore on the dump ready for shipment.
Superintendent Mackenzie informed
us on Thursday that the new strike on
the Cupel mine still holds its own and
that the drifts now being run both ways
on the 2l5-ioot level shows about two feet
OF good ore in each direction.
b An interesting communication from
our Stockton Hill correspondent, received
last week, giving an account OF the work
now going on in the G. o. d. and Cupei
mines at Stockton Hill, does not appear
this week for the reason that the editor
will visit the mines tomorrow and pre-.
fers to give his own version Of what is be.
ing done.
Messrs. Cornwall and Bncksbaum have
been appointed members of the Board Of
Examiners by Superintendent Strauss.
Pala Verde wood is being delivered in
town by Mexicans at SO per cord. Now
is the time to lay in winters supply.
Mr.. J. NJ. Harney is accompanied by
his son. They will go out to Lost Basin
with Superintendent Brother tomorrow.
Under the new tariff, which went into
effect few days since, freights are con-
siderably reduced. Our merchants would
not object to a further reduction, however.
Mrs. A. Yer Mehr leaves for California
on Monday. to be gone about three
months. Miss Nellie Taggart, who re-
turns to school at Oakland, will accom-.
paDy her. -r
County Recorder Bucksbaum has been
circulating petition asking the President
to appoint Judge John A. Rush "a. Regis
ter of the Land Office at Prescott, the
present occupant having resigned.
w. A. Larkin, the efficient and popular
chief clerk at Taggart & Co.'S, left On Fri |
days train for San Francisco, TO enjoy
months vacation. His many friends |
here hope that he will have good time,
and bring her back with him.
Frank Cockburn, superintendent Of the |
branch Sampling works at Prescott, has
been paying out for ore about 81 900 per
day since he got his machinery started.
The works in Kingman, however, are
paying out nearly twice as much.
Mrs. g. w. Scott, who has been rum
ming the Palace hotel at Mineral Park,
under lease, has given upthe same. 1t
will now be run by Calvin Cuzino, the1
owner Of the property. Mr.. Cuzino has
the reputation Of being one Of the best
hotel keepers in Arizona.
Superintendent Brother returned from
Lost Basin yesterday and reports the
grading and mason work for the founds-
tons Of the new mill for the Golden Gate
Mining and Milling Company as being
nearly completed. Also that the ther-
rested easy at Ill degrees two
or three days last week.
Ii you want to learn all about Mohave
county and her wonderful mining, graz
ing and other resources, send for the Mo
HAVE MINER. Sent postage free to any
postoffice in the United States one year,
"a 90; six months, 500; three mouths,
81 90. Remit postal or Wells, Fargo &
20 g orders, postal note or postage stamps
o James J. Hyde, Kinsman, Arizona.
Joe Duck Wo, the enterprising China.
nan who has just built fne restaurant
IN Front street; celebrated its opening
asst Wednesday ty inviting everybody TO-
AXE dinner with him. Every one agrees
With US that it was by long odds The best
spread ever made by any restaurant In
The county, and that he deserves to live
ong and prosper. Joe spends his money
N town where nc makes 1t, and does not
pack 1t off to China. His new restaurant,
On which he has expended about 81 800,
is an ornament and credit TO kingman,